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Anthropomorphic Personification: After learning the full story of Oma's death from Kaito, Shuichi thinks to himself that Kokichi might be the human embodiment of deception.

Ultimately his lie about being the mastermind is what the true mastermind exploits via a flashback light, this action becoming the opportunity for Shuichi to expose them. Oma despises killing and opposes the mastermind, but is still ruthless and extremely manipulative to a fault.

Anti-Hero: Of the highly unscrupulous territory.

He also has a horse mask with a crown on it in his bedroom to match his name. His last name means "king horse" and his unique laugh is based on the onomatopoeia for a horse's whinny.

Animal Motifs: He seems to have one with horses.

Though considering how much Kokichi fights goes against his own Mercy Kill idea, it's hinted he didn't want to die, even if he did have some genuine remorse.

Ambiguous Situation: It's left up in the air that he would have accepted being executed alongside Gonta.

Ambiguous Disorder: Shows several signs of being a compulsive liar most notably in how he never stops even when his lies backfire.

Right before he died and talked with Kaito about his actions, Kaito himself isn't sure if what Kokichi stated was 100% true or not. In addition, due to him being a Consummate Liar, it is really unknown if his claims for why he was doing "evil things" was really true or not. As it turns out, he was actually the leader of a group of clowns that commit laughable crimes.

Ambiguously Evil: Downplayed he's quite the Jerkass and takes an openly antagonistic position in trials, but it's unclear if he really heads an evil organization or is just lying about it.

He also mentions (to himself) just before leaving the Virtual World that "he'd do anything for the person he loves.even strangle them", which is what he just finished doing to Miu, if indirectly. When she has him cornered on the roof, he first asks if she called him up there for a booty call.

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He repeatedly insults and slut shames Miu from the first trial onwards (even though Miu makes it clear she actually enjoys it quite a lot), and in their relationship chart, he demands she get on her knees for him like he actually has her do in Chapter Four.

In the board game bonus mode, he calls Junko his "beloved Enoshima-chan" and says he "loves Hagakure-chan and Ishimaru-chan" too.

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Plus he seems to be legitimately concerned for her in the third trial by forcing her to confront her repressed emotions, which helps kickstart Himiko's Character Development.

To further mess with everyone, he had Kaito (acting as if he were Kokichi) say that he loved Himiko in Chapter Five - though it's unclear whether this was part of Ouma's script, and if that's honest or not, or one of Kaito's admitted ad-libs.

He also put Rantaro's life-size statue over his bed as some of the "evidence" from the third case.

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He genuinely seems bothered by Kaede's death despite how short a time he knew her and in his Free Time Events with her, he has her chasing around after him trying to catch him and also tries to persuade her into "joining forces" with him once they graduate for reasons unclear.There's significant evidence that he falls in love with Shuichi as things go on: talking to himself about being in love with him after lamenting Shuichi rejecting him as a "partner" in Chapter Four, being satisfied that he "stole Shuichi's heart" in his free time events, and has a love hotel scene where he keeps Shuichi as a "detective" as if to blur the lines between if Dating Catwoman is his "kink" (as he's a "thief" here) or if he's trying to still see Shuichi as himself.For all his skill at lying, he never figures out that Tsumugi was acting the entire time. On the flip side, Tsumugi may very well be this to him.In a downplayed way, towards Angie, as he's far more competent at manipulating the other students to do what he wants, whereas Angie's attempts to take charge results in the students either joining her cult or rejecting her entirely, and he doesn't even have to put up an affable persona, claim to speak for a higher power or even have them particularly like him to make them do it.It's just that he just loves messing around in trials that he withholds all crucial information unless things get so boring that he has to give out clues to keep things going. Kokichi's nature as a liar helps him massively in identifying culprits since of course, they'd lie to save themselves, with their lies being so weak to a master liar like him. Neither the company behind Danganronpa nor the viewing audience is terribly invested in the rules, and none of the past or motivations that drove his actions authentically belongs to him in the first place. All for Nothing: His manipulation of Gonta in chapter 4 and his assisted suicide in chapter 5 ultimately have no effect on the outcome of the story.